lets see most kennels cost $50 a day (the ones that walk the dogs and play with them) Not the ones that just stick them in a cage.

well take the $50 x at least 365 = $18,250 per dog.

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Yes, one would think the military would have some avenue of recourse for our fighting troops, maybe even the local humane society could "foster care" his dogs. Then again, maybe the soldier could resolve his own problem by allowing someone else to care for his dogs. Is it really "our" problem?

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That is what the soldier was trying to do by having his father take care of his dogs.

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I mean that the soldier should have someone other than his father who has his own dogs care for his dogs since the addition puts his father over the legal limit the city allows.

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ForReal, what if the father is the only recourse the young man could take?

Well, the city has advised the soldier's father he is breaking the law by having too many dogs, so now he has the problem of finding some alternative recourse.

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Although, on the inside, they are shaking their heads in disbelief.

Essentially they wave the fee for the kennel license and be done with it. Identify the number of animals and document the care giver.

I wonder how much the fee for the license is? Is this being hyped over a $250 license?

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It hurts, only because it is sooooo true.

I am sure that running a kennel involves some sort of course and test, as well as having certain items at the house to ensure the humane treatment of the animals (probably cages, ect ect).

Just guessing because I really don't care, but in that nearly every other license requires some sort of certification, particularly when it involves a business (as kennels generally are), I would be surprised if it were as easy as a mere charge.